IGN: Nobunaga's Ambition Review

In the end, Nobunaga's Ambition is an ambitious design itself -- and your likelihood of enjoying it depends almost entirely on how patient you can be. This is a game that in no way rewards fast action or a kick-down-the-door offense -- you have to be slow and deliberate to make any progress at all, even on the easiest difficulty setting. If that sounds like something you can handle, and if you've enjoyed other Koei games like Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV here on the Virtual Console, then slap down those eight bucks and get ready for hours upon hours worth of managing food rations, setting tax rates and going on the march to victory. But if you don't consider yourself that hardcore of a strategy gamer, don't even consider spending your Wii Points here.